Well, on September 30th the Firebird X will finally start filtering into retail channels for the rather excessive price of $5,570, in your choice of either Redolution of Bluevolution finishes.

The Firebird X has almost too many features to mention – the dynamic range of the guitar is over 100dB, it uses a Freescale multi-processor with reliable electronics, and can even emulate a ...

During the 1960s, Gibson made several different versions of its Firebird electric guitar design as it vied to master the offset’s recipe, and a transitional build from the heart of that period ...

Optimized to sound like Gibson's acclaimed J-45 acoustic guitar, the basic acoustic guitar sound is virtually indistinguishable from an acoustic guitar's electric output. Three mini-humbuckers with ...

Optimized to sound like Gibson’s acclaimed J-45 acoustic guitar, the basic acoustic guitar sound is virtually indistinguishable from an acoustic guitar’s electric output. Three mini-humbuckers with ...

Like most guitar players, I’m not so much afraid of technology as suspicious of it. I want a Gibson Firebird X in spite of my aversions. The guitar is basically a Gibson Firebird with on-board ...

Gibson’s new Firebird X guitar, a high-tech model that boasts automatic tuning, built-in audio effects and support for downloadable apps, hopes to marry the worlds of music and modern ...

The Pontiac Firebird was beat to the market by the Gibson Firebird, ... Gibson, its then-Michigan-based rival, took things even further with its 1963 Gibson Firebird electric guitar.

The Firebird X aims to deliver its myriad tonal charms courtesy of what Gibson calls a Pure-Analogue engine. As with the Dusk Tiger, Gibson doesn't provide a manual with the guitar - you can download ...

The Firebird X has almost too many features to mention – the dynamic range of the guitar is over 100dB, it uses a Freescale multi-processor with reliable electronics, and can even emulate a ...